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Getting rid of the monarchy would imply establishing a written constitution as the current one strongly requires the presence of a monarch. It seems unlikely th
by zarzavat 4y ago
Getting rid of the monarchy would imply establishing a written constitution as the current one strongly requires the presence of a monarch. It seems unlikely that a new UK written constitution would include a power for the prime minister or head of state to shut down parliament for an extended period of time in peace time (although with these idiots in charge everything is possible). So a republic is sufficient, but not necessary - you could just have a constitutional monarchy with a written constitution instead.